Expo Router: The Future of Mobile Navigation
Bringing file-system routing to React Native. How Expo Router v3 unifies the development model for web and mobile.
Unifying the stack
If you know Next.js, you know Expo Router. Navigating by creating files in an `app` directory feels incredibly natural compared to the imperative boilerplate of `react-navigation`. Deep linking is solved out of the box.
Type-safe Routes
The static analysis generation of typed routes is a game changer. You can't navigate to a screen that doesn't exist. It catches broken links at build time, not runtime.
Universal Links
The killer feature is universal links. A single `href='/user/mustapha'` works on iOS (Universal Link), Android (App Link), and Web. It democratizes the ability to create shareable app content.
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